Worker dies in 20 foot fall at Rockville construction site
A York man, 42 year old Harry Lee Force, fell about 20 feet through a hole cut for ductwork on a building under construction at 7300 Calhoun Drive in Derwood. He died later at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital as detectives and OSHA investigate the accident.
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Police sting nets three drug arrests at John Hanson Apts
Frederick police with surveillance in the John Hanson Apartments arrested three men on drug charges Thursday night between 9:21 and 11:43 p.m. Sgt. Allen Yingling provided the details. Suspects include Deen Akande, 22, of Alameda. Bail hearings were scheduled.
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Woman jailed for thefts from elderly residents
Betsy Hoke, 29, of Hoad, was sentenced to nine years in state prison for stealing from elderly downtown residents. She targeted homes by asking to use bathrooms, then took money and valuables, including checks written to her uncle. A court letter urged restitution. judge chose prison to ensure repayment after release.
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Skating Ban on Parts of C and O Canal National Park
Officials banned ice skating in parts of the C O Canal National Historic Park south of Frederick County due to thin ice. Park spokeswoman Debbie Conway said conditions are monitored in Prevot County and Washington Park, while Montgomery County line areas are unsupervised and risk rests with skaters. Widewater section remains closed at all times for dangerous conditions.
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Fire log reports varied calls across Maryland area
Fire log data lists 24hour period calls including structure fires in New Market Green Valley Mount Airy Damascus and Hyattstown with emergency and routine designations. Lottery results show Pick 7 and Pick 3 numbers and Pick 4 drawing 8664.
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Weather Forecast And Snow Outlook Across Regions
Maryland beaches winter storm watch in effect tonight through Saturday as snow is likely after midnight with 60 percent precipitation. Snow likely Saturday changing to snow by late morning and ending by afternoon with 4 inches possible and temps fall into the 40s then lower 20s Sunday. New Year’s Day mostly cloudy with a chance of evening snow showers, breezy and near 20, highs in the 30s. Snow affects Northeast travel tomorrow with snow along the coast from New Jersey to New England and snow in the Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley, Great Lakes, Rockies and southern Plains Southwest regions.
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Brunswick student guilty in fatal graduation crash
Darren Wigfield seventeen was convicted of negligent driving in the death of Cynthia Geisinger as their Brunswick High School graduation rehearsal ended in tragedy. The trial revealed the driver crossed the center line on Horme Road and was released after treatment. The Geisinger family expressed grief and asked that Wigfield not drive for a long period while noting she had trusted him with their child.
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Court says man can be convicted of same crime twice
ANNAPOLIS AP A man convicted in DC and Maryland of the same crimes lost a bid to dismiss Maryland jurisdiction for rape and related offenses. The Maryland Court of Special Appeals unanimously ruled that a finding of jurisdiction in one state does not bar another state from prosecuting for the same conduct if any essential element occurred there.
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Tennessee
Three Men Arrested in Brunswick Vandalism Case
Brunswick police arrested Ronald Lavely Jr 20, Michael Lavely 18 and Kevin Wolfe 19 on multiple counts of malicious destruction of property and related charges after vandalism to three vehicles and a house on Brunswick Street. Bail was set at 7500 7500 and 10000 respectively.
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Michael D. Lavely
Kevin Wolfe
Robin Brady-Slifer
Brady Slifer
Jeff Kessler
Frederick County
Central Avenue
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Knoxville
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Suit seeks access to Brunswick files
A Brunswick man seeks access to internal records in a federal case filed this year in U S District Court. The lawsuit alleges misconduct by Brunswick police and involves Stephen L McFarland, 35, with connections to domestic violence incidents at his home and a campus police presence. Local authorities and university relations are referenced in relation to the requested files.
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Erly
Frederick AB Over Unt Srederich News-Plost
Frederick AB faces uncertain prospects as residents await an update from local officials about the Unt Srederich project. Community groups urge clarity on zoning plans and funding.
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Srederich
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